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If you ask me about communism, I would say its effects were kind of bad - overseas remittence came in as gulf nations flourished but for others from 60s till end of 90's economic opportunities were bleak. It came in power around 1956 in Kerala and a lot of privileged christians migrated to US in the following decades - with the christian cultural background they have, they integrated really well in that society.
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Software developer with 3 years of frontend experience. Member of founding engineering team building p2p products, worked on multiple dashboards and product landing pages. Svelte based opportunities preferred. Open to contract based/ Freelance opportunities. Open to EU/US timings.
I am building an open-source self-hosted alternative to 1password for teams, Zoho vault and passbolt. We are collecting some opinions/Suggestions from Hacker community regarding these existing solutions and general attitude towards this problem. Thanks in advance for responses!
Related - https://restofworld.org/2023/india-sound-boxes-paytm-phonepe...
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Hi guys,
I am an hardware maintenace Engineer turned web developer. Worked with a 2 person startup for about a year with high levels of context switching. Any leads appreciated. Thanks in Advance.
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This also sheds some light into state of startups and people behind it, as more than 60% Indian unicorns has at-least one of their founder from an IIT. https://restofworld.org/2023/iit-graduates-dominate-tech/
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